Product description
Dimout curtains are blackout fabrics that are able to reduce the usual 40% light transmission to just 1%. The degree of darkening is 99%, depending on the color. Dimout fabrics are a double satin with a black weft. These two components ensure a very dense, softly flowing fabric that hardly lets any light through and has excellent acoustic properties. The printed Dimout Farina has a clear, understandable color combination in the form of winding brushstrokes that run vertically across the fabric. The textured printed base fabric adds vibrancy.
Farina is part of a commercial print series that is used in the health & care sector as well as in hotels.
Technical Details
- Fabric width
- approx. 148 cm
- Weight je m²
- approx. 283 g/m²
- Repeat Pattern
- length approx. 64.0 cm, width approx. 66.0 cm
- Composition
- 100% Polyester FR
- Flame retardancy
- IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 7, M 1, BS 5867 Typ B, EN 13773, DIN 4102 / B1, DIN 4102 / B2, NFPA 701, MVSS 302
- Light fastness
- note 3-4
- Wash fastness 40°C
DIN EN ISO 105‑C06 - note 4-5
- Wash fastness 60°C
DIN EN ISO 6330 DIN EN ISO 5077 - note 4-5
- Dimensional change Washing 40°C
DIN EN ISO 6330 DIN EN ISO 5077 - warp approx. +/-1%, weft approx. +/-1%
- Dimensional change Washing 60°C
DIN EN ISO 6330 DIN EN ISO 5077 - warp approx. +/-2%, weft approx. +/-1%
- Rubbing fastness
DIN EN ISO 105‑X12 - dry: note 4-5, wet: note 4-5
- Care labelling
The above technical data are average values. These values only describe the technical characteristics and the chemical composition of the delivered goods. Warranties are not given.
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